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CSHL’s Anne Churchland named Pew Scholar and Klingenstein-Simons Fellow

6/24/2014

Dr. Churchland receives award that honors excellence in neuroscience and biomedical research Read the story »

Neuroscientists explain how mutated X-linked mental retardation protein impairs neuronal function

6/24/2014

There are new clues about malfunctions in brain cells that contribute to intellectual disability and possibly other developmental brain disorders. Read the story »

One experiment: Sometimes our cells express only one gene copy. Why?

6/1/2014

Professor David L. Spector and team discover some monoallelically expressed genes encoded extra RNA, even though they are missing their other gene. Read the story »

GluN1a/GluN2B NMDA receptors calcium-binding

Unprecedented detail of intact neuronal receptor offers blueprint for drug developers

5/29/2014

NMDA receptor malfunction is implicated in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, depression, schizophrenia, autism, and stroke Read the story »

Dealing with stress—to cope or to quit?

5/27/2014

Researchers identify neurons that determine whether an individual will be depressed or resilient Read the story »

Team reports validation of potentially powerful new way to treat HER2-positive breast cancer

5/21/2014

Researchers report a discovery that they hope will lead to the development of a powerful new way of treating an aggressive form of breast cancer. Read the story »

Male infertility: It’s all about the package

5/13/2014

Scientists find a protein that controls DNA organization during sperm development Read the story »

Haploinsufficiency rank genes de novo mutations

Research sees overlap in altered genes found in schizophrenia, autism and intellectual disability

4/28/2014

New evidence supports theory that some cases of schizophrenia and autism have malfunctions in some of the same genes are contributing to pathology. Read the story »

Neurobiologists find chronic stress in early life causes anxiety, aggression in adulthood

3/27/2014

New research indicates a link between certain kinds of early stress and dysfunction in the neuroendocrine system. Read the story »

For neurons in the brain, identity can be used to predict location

3/24/2014

A new mathematical model uses gene expression data to predict where neurons are located throughout the brain Read the story »

Newly identified small-RNA pathway defends genome against the enemy within

3/16/2014

microRNAs are found to target ‘jumping genes’ in reproductive cells, protecting against genomic damage Read the story »

Unravelling a mystery in the ‘histone code’ shows how gene activity is inherited

3/13/2014

Why is histone H3.3 associated with active genes, but histone H3.1 is not? Read the story »

Research reveals first glimpse of a brain circuit that helps experience to shape perception

3/2/2014

For the first time, scientists monitor inhibitory neurons that link sense of smell with memory and cognition in mice Read the story »

Diabetes patient measuring glucose level blood test

Nobelist James Watson proposes an unconventional view of type 2 diabetes causation

2/27/2014

A new hypothesis of type 2 diabetes causation published in the British medical journal The Lancet Read the story »

Like mom or like dad? Some cells randomly express one parent’s version of a gene over the other

2/24/2014

Team finds that some cells activate only one of their two gene copies during development, altering protein yields and raising new questions Read the story »

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CSHL’s Anne Churchland named Pew Scholar and Klingenstein-Simons Fellow

CSHL’s Anne Churchland named Pew Scholar and Klingenstein-Simons Fellow

Neuroscientists explain how mutated X-linked mental retardation protein impairs neuronal function

One experiment: Sometimes our cells express only one gene copy. Why?

Unprecedented detail of intact neuronal receptor offers blueprint for drug developers

Dealing with stress—to cope or to quit?

Team reports validation of potentially powerful new way to treat HER2-positive breast cancer

Male infertility: It’s all about the package

Research sees overlap in altered genes found in schizophrenia, autism and intellectual disability

Neurobiologists find chronic stress in early life causes anxiety, aggression in adulthood

For neurons in the brain, identity can be used to predict location

Newly identified small-RNA pathway defends genome against the enemy within

Unravelling a mystery in the ‘histone code’ shows how gene activity is inherited

Research reveals first glimpse of a brain circuit that helps experience to shape perception

Nobelist James Watson proposes an unconventional view of type 2 diabetes causation

Like mom or like dad? Some cells randomly express one parent’s version of a gene over the other

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